Tyson the Terminator

Mate, if I'm Nathan Cleary, I'm hitting Ethan Strange on short balls on Sam Walker all day long.

And it's not about scoring tries there.

Sam Walker can make the tackle.

But with the pace of Ethan Strange, the power of him, he will always get a quick play of the ball.

Sometimes the bigger boys can get a bit caught up and it's a little bit slower.

Strange is boom, in and out.

And then the next play, if I'm Cleary, I'm wrapping it around and just going hard and flat with Hudson Young on my left.

Like the amount of joy that they can get with Ethan Strange just going all day peppering like,

Honestly, I'd nearly go as far to say to Ethan Strange, like, mate, barely even think about passing for the first 20 to... Maybe even the first half.

Every time you get the ball run as hard and fast as you can, whether it's Kurt Capewell or it's Cotter and Sam Walker.

That's what I'd be saying to Ethan Strange.

And what I like about that for New South Wales is it's so simple.

It's so simple.

And when the game is so fast in origin, sometimes simple is better.

I actually don't mind this for the Blues.

I really don't.

It's like a free shot, you know?

Like, for Laurie Daly, like...

If Strange kills it and Cleary kill it, it's a win.

If he doesn't kill it, well, Moses was injured.